A $12 billion shortfall in QLP’s financial framework

The Liberal Party of Quebec is facing new challenges. Dominic Anglade’s training confirms a $12 billion hole in the financial framework, which was unveiled more than a week ago. Then, the candidate’s criminal past in Bas-Saint-Laurent resurfaces.

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“We made a mistake and are correcting it,” said PLQ Communications Director Jeremy Ghio.

The daily Law Press revealed this morning that a $12 billion error was found in the calculation of debt listed in the economic framework of the liberal structure. The party wrongfully merged the earlier debts.

The PLQ, which defines itself as the party of the economy, announced that the revised economic framework will be published on its website today.

The pledges remain and will always reach $41 billion over five years.

“Everything stays the same, the cost level stays the same,” Ghio said.

The difference is that debt does not fall below the level of GDP, as the party envisioned in its framework, but remains constant. She assured us that she will not dip into the generation fund to settle this question.

Dominic Anglade is preparing for today’s debate and is not commenting on the news.

hidden crime

This morning, Radio-Canada also revealed that Sylvain Lemieux, the Liberal candidate for Côte-du-Sud in Bas-Saint-Laurent, has a criminal record.

The latter pleaded guilty in 2014-2015 to three charges of concealment worth $5,000.

PLQ is informed and decides to trust him nonetheless.

Recently, the Journal contends that it disagrees with candidate Dominique Anglade, who insists she wants 3.^e Link on Île d’Orléans Like the link provided by Conservative leader Eric Duhaime.

Such a project would undoubtedly render the Quebec tramway useless, he said. The chief once again decided to keep Mr. Lemieux in her ranks.